It's an okay place - Market Development Representative Netchemia Employee Review

Too few to mention unfortunately.

There was an air of egotism among management that was just astounding. In bringing on new employees there was a greater focus on making sure people would "fit into their culture" than working toward any common goal. The air in the office was always awkward and tense. There was a large lead generation team, and preferential treatment was given to which salespeople were afforded lead generation assistance. Certain sales reps were given territories that were known to be dead. With Foos Ball Tables and periodic Nerf wars and after hours drinking it would seem like a cool place to work, but in reality very little work got done.

The culture is fun and fast-paced, and the people are great. The work feels meaningful, and it doesn't feel like you are disappearing into a corporate machine. Lots and lots of change, which means great opportunities for people who can learn quickly, and work hard. If you don't like change, this isn't the place for you; if you can adapt and perform, you'll do well!

Compared to the fast pace of the rest of the organization, some of the corporate bureaucracy can move more slowly, and sometimes that's frustrating. The company recently went through a big merger, so some processes are still being ironed out. (If you're in the interview process and are waiting for a callback, reach out! It can be slow.)